Our Suggestions for Sightseeing

Regular: PLN 25
Reduced: PLN 20
Students and pupils aged 7–26: PLN 1
Family/Friends ticket (3–8 people), per person: PLN 18
Group ticket (min. 10 people, organised groups), per person: PLN 18
7-day ticket: PLN 60 regular / PLN 45 reduced
The ticket entitles the holder to one-time admission to the permanent and temporary exhibitions at each branch of the Museum within seven days of the date of purchase.
Annual pass, transferable: PLN 150
The pass entitles the holder to unlimited admission to the permanent and temporary exhibitions at each branch of the Museum for one year from the date of purchase.
Guided tour for adults (for groups of up to 30 people) in English: PLN 300 + admission ticket
Wednesday: free admission

We would like to inform you that all war refugees and their accompanying persons are entitled to free addmission. All you need to do is to give a verbal declaration.

Concessions and ticket exemptions are available. Reduced-price tickets are offered, among others, to school and university students, holders of the Large Family Card, and people with disabilities and their carers. Free admission is available, among others, to museum professionals, ICOM and AICA members, tourist guides and journalists.

For the full list of concessions and exemptions and the applicable terms, please click here: Discounts and Exemptions and Documents Confirming Eligibility

The Medieval and Early Modern Art Collection of the National Museum in Gdańsk is located at 1 Toruńska Street, in the historic Stare Przedmieście district, in the listed building of the former Franciscan monastery, next to the Church of the Holy Trinity. The Museum is within easy walking distance of the Main Town and can be conveniently reached on foot or by public transport.

By train – SKM and POLREGIO

The nearest railway station is Gdańsk Śródmieście. From the platform, the Museum can be reached on foot in a few minutes. Follow the signs towards Toruńska Street and the Church of the Holy Trinity.

Visitors getting off at Gdańsk Główny can reach the Museum by public transport or on foot. The walk from the railway station takes approximately 20–25 minutes.

By bus

The nearest bus stop is Muzeum Narodowe, located on Toruńska Street, directly next to the Museum.

The stop is served by bus routes 106 and 111. Route 111 provides connections to, among others, the Dworzec Główny and Brama Wyżynna stops.

Other nearby stops include Toruńska, Żabi Kruk and Brama Wyżynna, served by additional public transport routes.

By tram

The nearest tram stops are SKM Śródmieście and Okopowa. The Museum can be reached on foot from either stop in a few minutes.

Another convenient interchange is Brama Wyżynna, served by numerous tram and bus routes. From there, the Museum is approximately a 10-minute walk.

On foot from the Main Town

The Museum can be reached from Długi Targ and the Neptune Fountain in approximately 10–15 minutes. Head towards the Upland Gate (Brama Wyżynna), then continue through the area around Okopowa Street towards Stare Przedmieście and the Church of the Holy Trinity. The entrance to the Department of Old Art is on Toruńska Street.

By car

The Department of Old Art does not have its own visitor parking. There is a paid car park on Rzeźnicka Street nearby. Parking spaces are also available on surrounding streets, subject to the applicable rules of the city’s paid parking zone.

By bicycle

The Museum can be reached by bicycle from central Gdańsk. Municipal cycle routes run near the Department of Old Art. Before your visit, you may also wish to check the availability of MEVO bikes and the nearest docking stations.

• The entrance to the building is on Toruńska Street. The very heavy entrance doors open inwards and can be opened by pressing the doorbell at the entrance. Museum staff or security personnel are available to assist.
• The width of the doors and the circulation routes within the building meet accessibility requirements.
• All floors accessible to visitors can be reached by stairs.
• There is no lift or stairlift in the building.
• Wheelchair users can enter the building, but not all galleries on the ground floor are accessible. The Pewter Gallery can only be accessed by stairs.
• The steps are marked with contrasting warning strips.
• Accessible toilets are located on the ground and first floors.
• The building has no tactile maps, Braille signage or an audio navigation system for blind visitors.
• There is no baby changing table.
• A self-service play area for children and a rest area are available next to the ticket desk.
• A coat rack and lockers for self-service use are available in the public area of the building.
• An induction loop is available at the ticket desk.
• Sign language interpretation is available online.
• Assistance dogs and guide dogs are welcome in the building. There are no restrictions in this regard.
• There are no parking spaces for people with disabilities on the Museum premises. The nearest paid parking spaces are located at the car park on Rzeźnicka Street.